Which painting is 프란체스코 멜치 best known for?Show the answer
Seven caricatures (1515), 베네치아 아카데미아 미술관, 베네치아. Next come St Anne with the Virgin and the Child Embracing a Lamb (1520) and Female Saint (1530).
How old was 프란체스코 멜치 when painting Seven caricatures?Show the answer
24 years old: Seven caricatures dates from 1515 and 프란체스코 멜치 was born in 1491.
What are 프란체스코 멜치's ten greatest paintings?Show the answer
Seven caricatures, St Anne with the Virgin and the Child Embracing a Lamb, Female Saint, Madonna and Child in a Jasmine Bower, Portrait of unknown lady, The castle of Amboise, Portrait of Francesco Melzi, Portrait of Leonardo, The holy family 및 Purported self-portrait of Francesco Melzi. The ranking above gives the year and the museum of each.
How many works did 프란체스코 멜치 paint?Show the answer
Our catalogue lists 18 works by 프란체스코 멜치, dated from 1515 to 1530.
In which museums can I see 프란체스코 멜치's masterpieces?Show the answer
Most of them are in 베네치아 아카데미아 미술관 (베네치아), 우피치 미술관 (피렌체) 및 디트로이트 미술관 (디트로이트). The table above lists the museums one by one.
When did 프란체스코 멜치 paint the masterpieces?Show the answer
In 1510s: 5 of the 18 works on this page date from then, among them Seven caricatures.
What are the first and last famous paintings of 프란체스코 멜치?Show the answer
The earliest on this page is Seven caricatures (1515), the latest Female Saint (1530).
What were 프란체스코 멜치's favourite subjects?Show the answer
Portraits (3), Melzi (2) 및 Religious art (2), among the 18 works on this page.
Which technique did 프란체스코 멜치 favour?Show the answer
Oil On Canvas: 2 of the 18 works on this page.
What art movement is 프란체스코 멜치 part of?Show the answer
Renaissance, as the paintings on this page show.
Which masterpieces by 프란체스코 멜치 hang at the 베네치아 아카데미아 미술관?Show the answer
Seven caricatures 및 Five Grotesque Heads are among the 2 works on this page held by the 베네치아 아카데미아 미술관, 베네치아.
Can I own a reproduction of a 프란체스코 멜치 masterpiece?Show the answer
Yes. Every painting on this page can be ordered as a museum-quality, hand-painted oil reproduction or a fine art print, in the size you choose, from the painting's own page.